Our Work and Workers by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Jul 15, 1908

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 34, No. 29.

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Our Work and Workers.

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BROTHER W. R. FOGGIN baptized six at Walker, W. Va., June 6.

FOUR were recently baptized by Brother W. E. Bidwell at Laura, Ohio.

BROTHER R. W. PARMELE baptized four at Sulphur Springs, Tampa, Fla., June 21.

WORD from Brother J. N. Loughborough states that he will sail for Australia July 13. We have not learned his mission.

FIFTEEN banded together at Brushy Creek, S. C., recently in church organization. Three were baptized by Brother R. T. Nash.

JUNE 12 to 14 a church of eighteen members was organized at Axtell, Kan., by Brethren Charles Thompson and L. F. Trubey, thirteen being received by baptism.

A CHURCH of twelve members was recently organized at Chippewa Falls, Wis., by Brethren C. McReynolds and P. M. Hanson. Five were baptized June 20.

THE brethren at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, dedicated a new church building May 31. This church was first organized forty-six years ago, and has given to the cause nineteen workers, among them Brethren Geo. I. Butler and J. N. Andrews.

BROTHER AND SISTER GEORGE L. STERLING sailed from San Francisco, July 1, to the Society Islands, where they will engage in school work. Both graduated from Mount Vernon College (Ohio) in May, and both have had experience in teaching.

PROF. G. W. CAVINESS, editor of our Mexican paper, has been in California for several weeks translating books and tracts into Spanish. He is now returning to Mexico, taking with him a company of workers, among them Brother L. E. Borle from the Pacific Press. He will have charge of the printing there. Brother J. A. P. Green, a student of Fernando College, goes to take charge of the canvassing work, and with him are four or five strong young men to enter the canvassing field with Spanish literature. The party leaves Los Angeles July 13.